From My Genealogy Readings: Geni's Relationship Finder just found a path between you and Narcisa Buencamino in the World Family Tree. It turns out that Narcisa Buencamino is your third cousin once removed's wife's great aunt.
Narcisa Buencamino (1877-1966) was a prominent figure in the Philippines during a transformative period in the nation's history. Born in 1877, she lived through the Spanish colonial era, the Philippine Revolution, and the subsequent American colonization. Her life spanned a time of significant social and political upheaval, which shaped her contributions to Filipino society. Buencamino was part of a well-known family, with connections to influential figures in the Philippine Revolution.
Her family background provided her with a unique perspective on the struggles for independence and national identity. Throughout her life, she was actively involved in cultural and social movements that sought to preserve and promote Filipino heritage and identity during a time when Western influences were pervasive. Her legacy is marked by her dedication to cultural preservation and her role in fostering a sense of national pride among Filipinos. Narcisa Buencamino's life and work remain a testament to the resilience and cultural richness of the Philippines.
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Lastly, Did you Know that....
The ancient Visayans 💚were among the most gold-rich cultures in Southeast Asia. Spanish accounts described them as wearing gold teeth, layered necklaces, and even golden weapons.
The Spanish conquest led to the mass looting and melting of these treasures, turning them into coins for Spain’s economy. Some historians believe hidden gold artifacts still exist in the Visayas, buried or lost over centuries.
💚I was born in Iloilo, Panay and I am a modern Visayan.
Lastly, In the late 1800s, Iloilo was booming with trade, agriculture, and commerce, even surpassing Manila in wealth!
It was dubbed the "Queen City of the South" due to its thriving economy and strategic location. Spain considered moving the capital from Manila to Iloilo, but history took a different turn. Had this happened, the power dynamics of the Philippines would have shifted dramatically!
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